Denver International sits over a mile above sea level, which makes its approach plates look alarming until you realise the big numbers are just elevation. The ILS RWY 16R has a TDZE of 5326 ft, an 8100 ft MSA reflecting the terrain toward the Rockies, RNP-GPS initial legs, and a climbing missed approach. This quiz tests whether you can read a high-altitude plate without being fooled by the figures.

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Our guide breaks down every section of an approach plate: plan view, profile view, minimums, and the notes that matter.
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